The European Union (EU) has crossed its limitations when it comes to the current situation in Montenegro and how bad it is. This government has managed what the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) didn’t manage to do – trigger the ultimatum of the international community, the civic activist, Dina Bajramspahic, told Pobjeda daily.
She commented on the reiterated warning of the Slovenia’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Tanja Fajon, that Montenegro risks halting the accession negotiations if the sixth attempt of the election of judges of the Constitutional Court doesn’t succeed.
Ms Bajramspahic agrees that the situation with the Constitutional Court is alarming, pointing out that it’s important to elect them, primarily because of citizens, functionality of the justice system and the most important project – Montenegro’s EU membership.
“However, the ruling majority turns their head away from everything, treating the entire public as an uneducated mob, making fun of them with the attitude “do you believe us or your own eyes”.
According to her, there are no signs that the political elite is ready for some serious talks and to identify four quality candidates who would be acceptable for all.
However, she hopes that MPs will reach an agreement over it. “If it doesn’t happen, it will mean that the government announces they cancel EU membership until further notice.
